The identity is contained. We could call this container a soul. This mechanism is held together by a bipolar field. Two sides of the same coin. We have attachments and we have aversions. We have that which we long for, and that which we wish to avoid.
These two forces create the outer boundaries of the container, what we could call an identity.
Each side is maintained by beliefs. A belief is an idea backed by some form of emotion, energy. We have certain energies we like and certain energies we dislike. The energies we like, we try to pull in, thus pushing us back. The energies we dislike, we push back thus pulling us in. Both forces are working simultaneously.
This simultaneous energetic push and pull creates the stability for the identity, containing it.
The attachments and desires are the other half of aversions and fears. Every energy has its opposite, but they are merely two sides of the same coin. Yin and Yang.
These two forces, this energy, is attached to an idea creating logic and reasoning. This creates what flows out of an identity, that being circumstances.
